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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-21

At % 7oas2 ooo SPOT futures Between cans rs
10 tons @ sS s S on The ,oa
spc q en- R1E in t On seqnG
call Is sold e. eoS u n' s sspfe%ofp at
After calls SO tons May SOLD AZ Aoo0" epei'ei-
0bVA sroREsPrces throughout the hist are yithSnt
pI on The ss:, Ct Coca de- fpr e5
slt2T a g 20 30 w1ds 81 GA Glass s. sosss co.
oiLs~fhe market generally is firmly hsd but tr1 the
sss5{S summer ys aes5n far os1 70 prS nc GCcS
5c Coz domestic S2S S.i.,d iore aSe SOI aa Prime
present make 51s5sc MenbadeP erne Sgp y S1 extra
light preset 2eS2e eeishe1 Sn,sr nSta winter 90
lie 6leae6ed winter 74e77c natar, sErnFs 6i@SiS
natura winter 3sr 6saShei winter 4Oe.; extra beaen
42e cl Eian per ID - 1926: se d S1eopbb
Nessfoo prime 80 a75cs common. t5G0oc' rI"'' 0''
ocEhS FRtiGHrsA fair business to be noted In al
SFe S md tsf sfnSTr '
900 es gra1 Sd from si Src 900 SSS sfsn N
Newcastle sfea $1,000 bush grain sd June I U
sr graz I'd MaSGrg steam "a OOj bush gram 80 TgS
o g 5 6SS t Gce's a sn8oS
i iScoS q H' $S 3d. July hence steamed 5000
"a IS a Hs
term ,r N NS@ 2p9s:s a. 30 fa o9 FAMILY Ness,
Gsl7 Is for ear Back and Sl4 3D. for Extra Ffei
sS.. ssas5 Extra Ness bba IS 80 Packet So Plate
so BEEF HAMS might den nj ceot'u ~ ~ a
me at steady rates sales % 600 Picked Bellies - o1
10 aycIarc 500 pe5SH R mnss - b. quote
7ic Picked Ham. a IL Picked sgoniGeT: c 'o
smoked Hams. l2Sl2t Smoked sho @ll eW.Y
S MIR9E =, i noss1Ac IL 9 IL
better w sgyS Tg ,s Ta,be SH1 1e M to the spec
c.y Snt e amour, Of shed
large Pcs a9gaao SeTe "a s Closing
The best ngnres Spot lots had sonls ltle oo ics
Western ssaao. steam IN I sRS oc CITY
dun and steady Sales $50 ties GIbG refned 'ss Nav
2Sc Continent 7Soc south A%srieaS n GSg closing
7S ESQ tcs Jniy 7os67lOc closing lose; iono ,es
AUGUST leS7 cl':H soa lis: cS.ins Soc a
tcs No1cn6er 24c go tics Dooemeer 72lG; al
TER cHEEsE ANA 1a1ss he SdYanlas
Tle;p Creamery 20c. Western Creamery l0 al inn,
T%Sry S E1Ir sO S6oss s soe RSsh tubs
western Factory Ii 6o Western Dairy l. lac
Imitation Creamery log lsG sS Ssndten leading TO
more activity. State Factory New. 1oe including actve
i isisS S.'''' '''''' HI p'''' ' , .,.,.,,,.,
sUeAR-whe values without change the Iaafse'
for raw sn firmly maintained AZ ga &c i9s Cen
sea 7.lGc for Refining and 6.c ior w. sesi r
trnga sales about LOO hhds cenlrh1gn Good de-
mand Cut Loaf .i6e Crushed. ii6c Cuo ts,a
&c., Powdered S't@Cs 9ranura'e Gone STANDARD
s cdScs q" A. 5S5isc; White Extra C. ac Extra C.
4sss4ac 4tst nc: yellow uotsa at si.c and
but ssnsrslly ;!c1sy Prime CITY quoted
ToBA GCo-seed Loaf moderately asiive and sss In
comprise $50 cases 90 800 re' s DucS
ga $50 1888 Wisconsin, 90 SCI zoo bales Ha'an
GOc 81 O5 $50 bales suuarS u @sa o. On values The
sales comprise SO 600 spring Texan Zvc "vVvo
sapcr Pailsd 800; 5000 secured ian dctn nd few lois
on pryate
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
pr yorih Riper, Vessels anf RaAro1fr
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.


or,,nrrc MATFRIALs-The temper Ia ra,her easier
"a nnsderabe animation is shown ~
Lam 'eT thousand nfoat UP River Hard g ~
Sroto5s brown sl2asl4 DARK sllGSl1i re- go $50:
rrenton ana Philadelphia Front, alongside ep Seocts1d
:, SaiSvered 40 extra Wilmington Front - on Ts,bs
onmon tme ii per DBL Finishing 81 10 G-i ~ cat
81 25a&2 per NJ Goats bssr s W AZ for round
Amsr,can Portland: English Portland y zo"s- w. ~
dale. - o5 -. ..,,~a ~ unchanged prices.
Cnro AHis selling In small lots for actuA e""7P
TeennooprRAGR Stockton shocks show i mo it,,onf
roovsment but the market otherwise Is duil; N"u
chance, CT, n, roaeratc request and steany $1,000, O.,
C0rEFF-For Brazil styles values lurtJ M
te basis OF 2Oc fair RIO soi nVoes mn ,-s no
". ,"ocraeiv active the sales oO Snios n
eaac 800 nag. No. AT 1916, LOU oags ian
o. ana 300 bags Csptania at le+c ~. AZ !,
styies were strong Sales 80 bags shtnped at
1000 mats Aucola ana Ayerbanger az - y SUI 'ro
second hands Ia 900 bags Maracaoo OPTION ~ poIns
oct,ve md firm First prices showed an nv
~ Hsov and AM so points on remaining months V ,ol
on ~ ~ On adyicea further sharp advance SUI ,aot
~. Int late IN the with realizing sehg 10 sd
nsre ana the market closed nervous anu 49, ,s fer
emf months were follows: Jnns ntnher s5 n
snt 60. August lSbOGl9OO; sepennnelo; ~,
10 october iel06lQ40; November az az
pecsmbe ls 90 Closing Srcss Nufas is5SS
Is a &C. icntember lS70alsso; october ~ go
Noyenmber 1886 ls9oi December io'o~Ie-'" S"'''
i.cTToSFor spot cotton prices were NOT chane no 49,
n, was moderate. the sales comlsHE 1,c
liza last EVENING" all OF which were ior as los
n,5 recent. today .5c3 bales ,s, year
4sne. Sontsmber the toral port receipts nave ve
bi5s 2a4 bales against 5l52S2o ose' ior 'n' '''''
% basod on the American standard OF casncson
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY.

II FOOT or LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
For PHILADELPHIA AMI TRENTON, Bound Brock
K9ate at 400 745 900 Hoo NJ; lS0 400. $50. $3.50
p M.
Trains leaving 400 746. HOO M. lSo. 400 $780,
1900 have Reading, Harrisburg Potts
Vile eto 400 a m for Easton Bethlehem Allentown Read
Ing. Harrisburg, On suudays for PASTOR
700 m. for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown M3uch Chunk
Tamagna POttsvillo. Wilkesbarre and scranton.
$50 for Faston Bethlehem Allentown Maucf thurk,
Nikesbsrre Scranton. Reading. Harrisburg. Po:tsva
Tamaqua shamokin. Sunbury. Lewisburg Wilamsport
loo and l.3O y. n for Easton Bethlehem Aientowx,
Mauch Chunk, Heading; HARRISBURG etc
3fS for Easton Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk,
Wnseoarre scranton Tamaqua, shamokn Spnbury Lewis
burg Wllllamsport etc.
400 aud Bop for Eason Bethlehem Allentown. etc.
DAD Tor Easton. Bethlehem. Alsntown, Mauch Chunk,
Wkesoarre Reading Harrisburg etc. On sundays al $50
TOO and 7:30 D. m. for Easton, bethlehem Allentown.
43o. Sl5 Hoo loo 400 $40. ell D. sundays
400. 800 a for Red Bank Long Branch, Grove
except sundavs. Point Pleasant
$50 s;l5 loo 4:30 IN. FOR Lakewood Toms Rivor
and Barnegat
4SO n loo p m, for Atlantic City vne,and Bridaeton
and Cumberland aud Maurice Avor H. r.
A3o, S;l5, Il 10 100 40 $3.50 p. Freehoid
43o. Goo SIS. il'oo. ltlo m. lo0 400 $780, $50
NEWJERsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
From Pier !. N. r. via Sandy Hook.
For Atlantic Highlands seabrigh Long Branch &c. 3t5
NJ.
trains toiO points SEQ timetables at Ticket
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of Cortiandt and Zoe
br0sses sta as foiows
z a m. for Catasauqua and intermediate points.
m. for Geneva Lyons ElEira Rochester Buffalo and
the West and primo local points Chair TO Wkesbsrre
IN. Tup khahnock intermediate points Chair
Tunkhannock Connection 10 Reading and HsrrisburG
$40 Tor Pittstoa and principal intermediate points
Chair 10 Pittsop-
$40 D. Copiay aud intermediate points Connection
to Recalling ana Harrisburg. Chair Coplay.
m. Tor Geneva Lyons Elmra Roches ter, Buffalo ana
the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
7:50 u m. for Lsurays aud intermediate points.
Trains leaving a IN. and $40 connect TOT
ali nonts In Mahsnoy and Hazleton coat regions
SUNDAY TkAISa
for rauoh Chunk bazeton and Intern ediate ponts
$40 p. m. for COplay and intermediate points
Geneva, Lyons, EmiIa, Rochester, Buffalo and
the West Pullman slerper q TToas.
General Eastern Office 23J Broadway
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ha r.n.t Of Ameonn corn o one pos. ave, day. were

The receipt Of American corn for tbs pa'' 'aro'
IL, 800 centals. -, or 81. s,os aaia
7s,I per cwt; Calcutta Lnseed SIS 9d per autrssr' III
reaT Cake 90 o. per ton Refined feIoleuln.
a. oI6d per gallon spirits Of Turpenne Ios a. pr pr
st for American "a snsaT-Ss per ew Tor Caba Cen
trfnes poIorizng SEQ AMI LA G 9i2s OF for %
ID. Mutton 2i 81 953A OF cocoannt on-ceylon; 70
American Rein erltel sect o. iVa NJ
hind guar;crs "a Al TOR oro quarters pse sd " ''
m nfa,,t,1.
Wilcox GlDs3llI b MARKS - pienhiA.s ~
AyrwgKP NAV 2O-Pesroeum-Fins Pale American. -
francs .. paid aud ID francs w oht 10 So,
Wucox's Lara closet II 81 rlncs w ~ ~
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
fOnand after MAY 10, 1881
AMI UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave vewYork DesbrOsses and Corandt streets
Harrisburg Plsburg and the West with Pullman Palace
Of P,d ami M S eS ssb and
Cars at 0 q, m every day "a -, o. ~. c.uu 49,, ~.
p connecting at Cory for TitusyIle. Petroleum
For Lebanon. 300 a. in S$0 p M. and 1915 night
BALTIMORE and ne south Limited Washing
10 a. ~. arrive Warrington 400 D. and daily Sl0 ?. M
arrive 40 M regular ana Xxx S nUb ana SSo
day, bi5 and 900 An, iSo and p M and h2,lS naht
Long BSAnc3 Bay Head Junction and intermediate sta
Sn y E san ana Sas N and p IN do not stop q;
a. s.s hsos Ss SIS ya Sss3 s
ga Ss ;s0 Amen % SSnSsS with all through trains
at Jersey City pOrdng speedy and direct transfer for
14 RTGSa saS EaVf pt,.bu 40 7c 1880 NJ 700
ssS o SSJs M afS ESQ ssa %$Ss
sunday TR9S SSS s 3 S2S gSS ena i SS
S2S 1910 j 30. iiSO E, LEO 300 $:2e. $50 45O
8 s ssS 7sS So go S g. }SS' l 49,
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave NewIOrk via Desbrosses and cor
'SS $40 = Sa!SitIa hRsa g. y9's1sIS s%
40 .syh daily fr s saaaS s saay at 100
on sundays, connect at Trenton for Camden
Returning trains leave Broad street stt8n Phadephl,
and Limited Express la AND $50 p M Is;as
day 1901, 8,2O 4;O5 440 9l0 $50 g40 M l249, SI2
{a:bO Limitedl 5i2s 0;86 7l2 and 8;l2 y. IN.
Leave Philadelphia via Camden e'O0 a. M. and l;30
aa sKss sd oSs sS and GA Broadway Aston House
battery ana foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland sts
Courtst and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot OF futonst
Brookynj Station. Jersey City Emisrant Ticket oce Caa
| tie Garden.
The Transfer Company win call for and chez
| baggage from hotels and Residences
1 CHARLES u. PUQH, J. n. WOOD.
GsasrA AaaaSex General Pass'g Agent
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4slp il)ante6.

AGENTS wanted to SELL in every township
n and city ward in Passaic aud Sussex counties NJ j.
Baines new work Political DiseussIons" also Twenty
Years In Congross" A. H. WIGdIN, Paterson. y, ].
GENERAL HOUSEWORK.-Wan an
~ American, English Scotch Dutch. German Swedish
70 DO general hoqsework spe must DO good plain
good washer and irOper and she must be peat and
about her well as particular about the clean
ness Of hep work sucb one win have good home ana n0
erai wages there adults In the family and children.
Apply betweeG and 10 the forenoon and In tho a
terhoon, at 202 Adelph.st, BROOKLYN.
vVANTED.-A dressmaker by the day, who
w has superior ability with best city references Ad.
dress Box s27 NewYork Post Office
WANTED.-In private family, living in
w the country, a good Swedish laundress who under.
stands business assist with ohamberwork two days
p the week Apply between 10 and II o'clock, Monday,
80 West bSth-sk
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Mistell

ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TIE
UPTOWN OFFICES. 40. LBS Broadway, corner Ihry,
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nor Fonreentlst 100 Thrave. corner Forty seVehts;
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OFFICE 2J7 East northumberland tweny.huLst, Z'Soo
Thirilve Oae hundred andtwenty hithst up 10
y. at regular oilco rates.
COWPERTHWAIr.- Furniture, Carpets,
peltiug stoves. Ranges, Regrrators BABY carriages
everything for housekeeping Cash as
everybody. Goods sent eNefy where
every day Price mailed Established lSOI l05 LOO
1J7 $50 lGl 1873 Chatham st. 1913 l9o NJ Ivy @Ol
2I pos Park between city Hall and Chatham Square
elevated station, New-GOrk.
IATkINE MAHER, wife of Patrick Maher.
" has Jeff her bed board without orprovocton
caution harbor or trust her on my account as
will refuse any bill she may COhIacI FhihIOh
MAHER 223 East l4thst.
TELEPHONE SERVICE will be furnished in
the city of NewYork at following rates For business
per at residence rlOO per annuin
Win al having exchange telephone
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LIVE srocH MAgxars BY rELEqRlPH

euyrA1o May 20-CGtue-Recoipts last "a hours. 42j
80. tort Tor gsex 6Gi5 Tor tine
IssS week 0lS7 head p cars eonsEnel ttonsh is Of
rbich 10 for sale; market quiet Common
w. sediun Cattle "a 40 az 20: all offerings takon.
ehe>-keoepts "a hours 1000 meas! total for week
,hns rs Tor same time last week 25.4OD
head II cars consigned tneougl; OF when 10 Aewio
~ ears TOR sale: prices declined 1901 DC. Common
~ PSr So IS. GOoc Choice 81 000t4 25 Yearngs
81 600 IS 60 market closed weak: cars lett over
last "a $500 head tota for the
weex thus tar 374aO head; time last week 1910
mead so consigned through q OF which to NewYOrk;
Is cars Tor sale prices O. lower Mixed Pgs - 80
81 l59s5 20 Selected Medium welghts So 25 Selected
Heavy Ends ST 50G$A u.s. stays 81 co. All offerings
sr LoUIs May acknowledgements head Ship
ments $40 hean. steady Choice Heayy
Naive steers 81 506Sl 90; Far 10 Coco shipping
steers iO Butchers steers Fair 10 Cnoico IS 90
rsS go Feeders goo0 IS lO9s4 lG stockers, fair
10 good 81 10 Texans common grass to good corned
81 OO0@4 10. -.
HoSs-teoeipts $500 head snipments $500 head market
was Choice HEAVY ana Butchers selections
AZ 10 PACKING. 10 good al SOUSt 80. YORK
ers Medium Prime 81 600s4 70. Pigs. Common 70
Sheep-Kecepts 200 nead Shipment, 900 head; market
Cnpped Fair to Choice - So9Sa 20 Lambs ~ ~
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W N. Y. {. 81 X. r. X. Co, lcssees. -.
Trains leave West 42-st as follows Is minutes
earlier i-om foot Of Jayst, North River
Detroit and Chicago 1888 a. NJ, COS. 'sl5 IN
Utica syracuse, Buffalo, Rochester Suspension Bridge
Niagara Falls 3,l5, 1855 a. m s6,05 .s;l5 p o..
Highland Kingston, Saugerties Catsk, Albany, o'i''
'7l0. 800, li3Oa m, l. 1906. 'sl5 M. a,x .-ls
Cr9nsIonS West Point Cornwall Newburg. .3;iS 10
goo .l0lo ll3O NJ; 5. .s,l5. $40 p M and o'o' y "
For Montreal and Canada East, GOO ? NJ ro,or,o
Hamilton, London. 1855 a. s6Oo, S'lo p M loon"
Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo, NagMs falls Cincn
natl. Detroit Chicago and 81 Louis. ,.,,- .xcopt
Daily Daily except saturday. Other trans daiy eAOe
For tickets parlor sleeping car aceomoa
apply at ofces Brooky ,,,n ar
ingfonst 7sO FultoasL Annex Ohce loot Ok futoh -
Nav yeri civ y63 7s6 bi3 Broadway 1882 Bowery an"
O. E. LAMBkRr..
xvandarbilt.aya General Passenger Agent
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year. So. .roor,ean standard OF iassifcstion

Good oranar r isis M XIX Msai.n . los
tn ,tuture deliveries the movement was s
tive one With weaker accounts irem a Caf and
showea u"stsntaIly the opening figures Sales f9ooo
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Refined OF was nnchangod ~ Bs ccnts DOT gaIOn.
The Exchange will close today at IL O'CLOCK h0oh-
OIL CIR Penn. May 20-Cruis Educational Trans"
Certificates opened 52 All oD'sl AZ 81 AisA''' p5
G2s. lowest 6la sales 7lSOOJ barrels cIirt'r' oo'-o
barrels ololrancss OS9O0J olrr1j ship neith eoolo
barrels; runs - barfelA -
PirrsBUR0, Penn May 20.-cruis On-Petroisum uu'
National Transit Cortioatss opensi at oz5 anu oO'e
1l q highest prico. t2 losess oA y ,,.
BRADFORD. Penn. May 2O-Natlonal Transit Cee''a'V''
openel At 90 u closet 81 g. highest price. O2a o"o'
Ula Clearancus. $4,000 barrels
TIrUsvILLg Pcln.. May % -Shtlonh re'''" No 80
.nod All closed At 50 hiyasst prl,a O2'; los"
l.tn M III
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Cost ano fonno.

I OST or STOLEN.-BankboO issued by the
~ SeamAn's Bank for savlngs New York. to the sub.
scriber, ANNIE HAIR HOUSE n not found returned
TO tho bank within thirty days from this date Will apply 10
the bank for new book.
AgW.YogK, Nay 20. 1881.
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Proposals.
DROPOSALS FOR SEWER BONDS.

Proposals VIII DO received by the Sewer Commissioners Of
the city Of Amsterdam y y, until May 49, 1887. ut
for the $780, Coupon Bonds Of said city These
Bonds tho construction Of levers ~ said city in
vur-unuce Chapter lGl Of laws OF $751; ami the
oc Issue por cent OF the assts'ed valuation
Oi said ,iiy. =.
The trcc per amman payable semi annually on
January and July ~ The city OF New YORK
s onds be dstei July l. 1887 and VIII be ready for
delivery that date and pay able at the rate Of $500
yearly after ten years.
No uroposals viii be con sidercd AT less than par
PROPOSALS. for purchase those bOns should 10 Endorsed
PROPOSALS for Sewer Bonds ana directed 10 the Undersigned
at Amsterdam y. Y. ~. ,c.- .
M cent OF tho amount ~ Bonds awarded pay
allie upon Of award, balance upon delivery 81
Bonds Interest per cent annum viii he allowed
deposit OF the ve per cent from the time OF deposit
""''''''' H. u. wALDRON, Secretary.
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steamboats, ano guilroaoS.

A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
Inc bay Line steamers viii commence their regular trips
10 ALBANY and intermediate Landings saturday, Aiay ~
CTONINGTON LINE.
Tor / ostou. Providence and all Eastern points.
EtLu tIs IioT new NO 80 Norm lYer oneblOcs
kl,1t aLal.sL, al /. IN. daily, cAcnpt sunday -.
al. BAIOoS 0enI FasseuseF As1u-
DEDUCTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH
Ia LINE. Tho Popular Inside Route 10 Boston, ~.
Worcester 49, Corresponding tcducuOh 70 an POINTS
steamers CITY OF WorceSter' AMI CITY ol New-l 0rk
leave pier 80 Told numbor North River loot OF Wattsse
ext pier above Desbrosses Ferry u&y eHceRt SuRdy "a
6:OOp III ~ ", iNADl. lsSHs
EIARLEM RIVER BRANCH
4 NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN ami HARTFORD X X
Trains lelvs Harlem River station. corner lj!t an LA
coi,.tve uolr TART Avenue Bridge across lr'n "V9e
frsichei by seconl Ayenue AMI suburban Eloylel rl
rn1I.l daily excapt 5u1ilys $40 100 Jll ~ llOD
n M 10 Jj l:tD $40. $40, 8 1850 y m Tor POrl 1iOr'
ri, Casanova tDlk Point. HUNTS Point West Farms van
Nns Meat Che ster Tmps)ns Bay Chester Pelha BAY,
Harlow City Islln1 Pelham Manor AMI NewROchele, COZ
Meeting at Now Ocheis with trains for al points on tl)
main line OF NewYOrk, NewiIlven ana Hartford tl
Line AMI Line Divisions, NeWCanltn Mil
letown and Su Hold branches AMI Boston AL
all points EaS. r,,,,. -, -, ,-.--- ~. 80.
tons AZ l2:lO u. n. daily, except MOntlYa
IIulns for New Rochelle and all intermediate STA
tons al m 1901 and $50 p n The latter tram connect
iug nc New. Rochelle with way tram TO stamford
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The bearish tone crude speculation was more pro-
nounced Yesterday although the newsfrom the PennsyVana
regions was not of character TO provoke fresh safes Inc
weight on the market seems TO DO tho ONO OIL
fields and their phenomenal output si'nous"
tho quality OF the oil inferior TO that oil tue
nroduct which serves the for tho National transit
certificates weakness in Lima crude now nsed rs
hear argument where short time 1T was argued as
yorale TO PennsyIv petroleum Tho chances are s
within ten days pipe lines will make further cut
cents pe- barrel The Ohio producers seem wiling 10 us
out the up stun in face OF tbs low prices ney ~
certificate market closed near 20 mo lowest Po''
anil weak. Carrying down 10 20 cents c..,,
The range prices AMI tho total dealings AZ the No"'0"
ualen i-Aonanso WIZ ~ '"'o
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TIRE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

TIRE RAILWAY, now known rs the NEW.
H YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Local leave 23d.st station fifteen min
utes earlier than from chaubersst
Coaches 10 BiDehamon Emira, HornellsviIe Bunala
Pullman sleeping Coached RON ornelsvie TO Chicago
limited" soi Pullman Of and last Sleeping
Coaches 70 Meadvie Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago aud
Falls Hamilton and Toronto No extra charge for fast
8 p m-Dsiy Chicago E1press. Pullman Day and Sleeping
Coaches TO Bnghanton, Emira Rochester Buffalo, Mag
, ara Falls, Cincinnati and Chicago
$50 020a 10 90 noon, las 800 $50 440 6l6 $50
$50 60 $50 7;lS 7'ss $50 10 80 M 1900 mLlnight
7.s5 900 10 30 p m, 1900 midnight " " WV
Paterson week days 445. 5;t5 100 75o o;s0 l02 M
$40 $780, 7l5 74S 500 $50. 1856 p M, 100 mGnisSt
ssggd9ys 5:l $50. 1920 ~ las Ais, $780, 7'4G
Newark Paterson VIA New,rs. week days $50 500
$50 1000 Il 80 NJ 200 500 90 500 $50 5:2o 5sG
s@ss5n ssS 81 S,S ege 1920 M LA
n an id sGndays a. SS 1920 M. iA5 4i5 $50.
waTTids Az 800. 1920 n !5O p. H. Sunday. 5:i5 n
Mon'icello 9ooa m. : 80 p m
and 500 D. M sundays $50 a. ano Soj S1 '''o 0'o
Montgomery llondout and Kingston. 900 a m $3.50 D. m
Scranton, bunmore. wcek days 900 a NJ 2:sop.m
Goshen, i45. 5i5 T. So 900 1870 a. M; 2,S0 $50 $50
$50 200. $50 p m. Sundays. 045. $780, 1920 m GS0
Middetowu. week days 4:45, 5;45 1850 600 1920 A. m.
1oS SSO 40 a9o 6oo 500 $50 M Sunday 6l5 $780,
Port Jorvis AIS 100 sOo 1920 m $50, $780, 400 COZ
Tickets passage and apartments In Driving Room and
c ssa o = S o %ny be Ter e. ne cSm
3Sl Fulton-st, brooklyn the Companv's iencs - ~
klrrss trains ron The West arrive in New York at III
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Largest and Finest Passenger station In America,
20 Rochester Express drawing room cars 70 Aipanys
Troy. St Adams R0use's Point and syracuse
800 m, the FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED, composed
exclusively of Buffet smoking dining car
ana Sleeping cars og Albany Ute a
Chicago $50 day
daigua and Rochester.
tllSoa m. Western New.York and Northern Express
with drawing room cars.
$3.50 Albany Troy and Utica Express, with drawing
cars 10 Troy.
= p. M, Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
'6 Fast Chicago Express. with sleeping foe
Niagara Falls. Buffalo, Toronto Toledo Detroit and Chicago
Dinngcar New. York TO Albany.
st630 D. Fast Cincinnati and St. Louis Express with
sleeping Tor Cleveland CINCINNATI Indianapolis St
D. No. Montreal Express with sleepin Montreal
stopping at principal stations.
Sleeper arrives Rochester TAO But
falo 935 o. and Cleveland ~: Is y. M next day.
ter Buno Niagara Fails Cleveland Toledo Detroit and
Chicago sieepngca Clayton via Utica daily except
ii Is D. H. Night Express with sleeping.cars TO Albany
and Troy the morning trains Tor the West and
for the North except Saturday nightl
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot NO Battery
Place Broadway. Mott Haven Station. l3Sthst, and
way) 785 0i2 Broadway and 90 West i23th-st New
York; 1888 Washington and $50 Fulton sts Brooxyn and ~
4th.sL williamsburg
Accommodations In and sleeping be
procured Of the ticket offices In New-fork CITY. and
533 Washingt st.. Brooklyn.
Baggage cal ed checked from residence.
These tralns daily All others daily except sunday
These trains stop at Mott Haven Station (lSStnnsI
J.. N. TOUCEf HENRY MONEIT
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent